Examples of using Some idea in English and their translations into Spanish
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Don't make facile decisions, but if some idea seems really important to you,
One worthwhile comment was made stressing the need to introduce some idea of urgency as regards the time period within which the State of origin should provide notification.
Most women have some idea about contraceptive methods,
and give you some idea of how to proceed if you're to have any chance of success.
it will give you some idea of what our interface looks like.
A projection with a virtual reproduction of the piece is on view in this exhibition to give spectators some idea of the last spectacle that Duchamp left behind.
It gives you some idea how much when you realise that even after four
you can get some idea of what Earth might have looked like.
Well, Sayid, you seem to have some idea about that, considering that you stabbed me in the chest without even saying hello.
I'm the only one who has some idea how to stop… how to keep safe.
Table 1 gives some idea of the extent of recovery of some non-ferrous metals.
can give us some idea of what it looked like.
one has some idea of its worth.
environmental efficiency of existing subsidies have succeeded in giving some idea about the magnitude of total subsidies.
I think you have some idea what's in the papers… when the former Attorney General comes to the office… when it's taking place at the Committee to Re-Elect…
The following figures give some idea of the seriousness of the situation- 160,000 AIDS orphans;
Just some idea's you could do during that long train ride:
Getting some idea of how many people in your county are consistently using their seat belts will help you decide whether you should spend any time
It is also intended to give some idea of how to combine commands,